New Line Cinema

"New Line" redirects here. For other uses, see New Line (disambiguation).

New Line Cinema is an American film production company. It was founded in 1967, and later became an independent film studio. It did not have an on-screen logo until 1973.

This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see: Closing Variants On-Screen Logos On-Screen Variations Other Trailer Variants

1973–1987	1987–2001	2001–present	2011–present

1973–1987

Inverted variant

Wordmark

Logo with wordmark

Inverted variant with with wordmark

On-screen variant

1987–2001

Alternative variant

Alternative variant #1

Horizontal variant

Alternative horizontal variant

1997–2001

Alternative variant

2001

Horizontal variant

2001–present

Left horizontal variant

Right horizontal variant

The logo design and letters were changed in 2001 following Time Warner's purchase by America Online.

2001–2003

Horizontal variant

2003–2018

Horizontal variant

Stacked variant

2018–present

Although the logo design and the letters never changed since 2001, the byline was changed from Time Warner to Warner Media due to AT&T acquisition of the company.

2011–present

2011–2018

In 2008, Time Warner reorganized New Line Cinema so it went from being an independent studio to a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment. Three years later, the logo scheme was changed from blue to yellow, and is now shown together with the Warner Bros. Pictures logo to reflect the new organization.

2018–present

Note

Due to the fact that New Line started out as independent before becoming a subordinate to Warner Bros., it has always maintained copyright of its films to the point of having a "presents" or "presentation" credit, without mentioning WB.